In this episode of *Stock Gamblers*, hosts George Howell and Chris Carbonara dive into the latest developments in the stock market and share their insights on several key stories. Kicking off with a recap of their week, including personal anecdotes and upcoming events, they jump into major news, highlighting how Trump's proposed tax plan could benefit U.S. manufacturers like Ford and Tesla. The conversation then shifts to global market concerns, where falling oil prices and economic fears in China are stoking recession worries, with the August CPI report and the Federal Reserve’s upcoming decision on interest rates playing crucial roles in shaping market expectations.

Chris and George also discuss Berkshire Hathaway’s recent losses in Occidental Petroleum and Under Armour’s ongoing restructuring efforts, which analysts are both praising and criticizing. The hosts wrap up the main segment with a spotlight on Unity Software's upgraded “buy” status following the introduction of new AI-driven tools under new leadership. The episode concludes with the usual listener engagement, including Patreon shoutouts, celebrity business analysis, expert stock picks, and listener questions, all delivered with the show’s signature humor and high-energy style.

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The duo also highlights some unexpected industry news, like Tesla delivering Cybertrucks with a bit more dirt than customers bargained for, and NASA’s surprising situation with astronauts stranded due to issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Legal battles also take center stage as they discuss a judge blocking the launch of the Venu Sports streaming service and Tesla’s fight to let shareholders overrule a court decision.

In the stock picks segment, George is bullish on Johnson & Johnson after its acquisition of V-Wave, while Chris sees strong potential in Simon Property Group and PepsiCo.

Whether you're an experienced investor or just love the thrill of the market, this episode is packed with insights and strategies to help you navigate the world of stock gambling.

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In this episode of *Stock Gamblers*, hosts George Howell and Chris Carbonara dive into the latest stock market news and trends. They start by discussing the controversial tax proposals from Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, highlighting the potential impact on tipped income workers. The hosts also cover the recent shake-up at Starbucks, where CEO Laxman Narasimhan was ousted amid declining sales and public backlash, with Brian Niccol stepping in to revitalize the brand.

Next, they explore the ownership structure of Kraft Heinz, where large institutional investors hold significant sway over the company's future. Boeing’s new CEO, Kelly Ortberg, also gets a mention as he takes steps to address the company’s production and quality issues. The episode continues with a discussion on Nasdaq’s proposed rule changes aimed at tightening regulations around penny stocks, and the challenges faced by Trump’s Truth Social as its stock continues to plummet.

The hosts then shift to stock picks, featuring companies like Palantir Technologies, Rocket Companies, Etsy, Ally Financial, and Beyond Meat. They wrap up with expert picks, including Airbnb, which is seen as a good buy despite recent setbacks, and Tilray’s strategic expansion into the U.S. craft beer market.

Finally, George and Chris encourage listeners to support the show on Patreon, where they can access exclusive content and participate in the virtual stock market game. 

Tune in next week for more stock market insights and gambling tips!

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Stock News:

- It's too early to buy after the selloff.

- Google loses antitrust case.

- Prices for Disnet+, Hulu, and ESPN+ are rising, again.

Stock Picks:

- George picked **Micron Technology** for its innovative memory and storage solutions, and Peyto Exploration & Development Company for its 9% dividend in the oil and gas sector.

- Chris highlighted Eli Lilly's progress with their Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, receiving FDA advisory committee backing.

Expert Picks:

- Motley Fool

- Barron’s

Our Picks:

Closing:

- Special thanks to Patreon supporters.

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Rabbit Apocalypse and Invasion of The Zucchini.

Market News Recap:

- Dow Jones rose by 260.88 points as investors moved from tech to banking and energy sectors.

- S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced declines, with Nvidia falling 6.7%.

- Economic data releases, including May’s personal consumption expenditure, are anticipated.

Stock News:

- Autodesk won a court battle against Starboard Value, allowing the planned board vote to proceed.

- Chipotle Mexican Grill announced a 50-for-1 stock split to increase accessibility for retail investors.

- Sirius XM Holdings is conducting a 1-for-10 reverse split post-merger with Liberty Media's Sirius XM tracking stock.

Stock Picks:

- George picked **Micron Technology** for its innovative memory and storage solutions, and Peyto Exploration & Development Company for its 9% dividend in the oil and gas sector.

- Chris highlighted Eli Lilly's progress with their Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, receiving FDA advisory committee backing.

Special Segments:

- Expert Picks: Motley Fool recommends On Holding for its strong growth in the athletic footwear market.

- Barron’s analysis suggests **Honeywell** as a strong buy due to strategic acquisitions and operational improvements.

Listener Engagement:

- Encouragement to join Patreon for exclusive content and to participate in the virtual stock market game.

Closing:

- Special thanks to Patreon supporters.

- Announcement of a holiday break next week.

- Contact information and how to support the show via donations or Patreon.

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Intro Discussion:

- George and Chris chat about recent travels and venture capital events.

Market Recap:

- Fed Interest Rates: Investors are bracing for the Federal Reserve's update on 2024 interest rate cuts. Previously anticipated three cuts might now be reduced to just one due to persistent inflation and a strong labor market.

- Boeing Orders: Boeing's stock fell after only four orders and 24 deliveries in May, highlighting ongoing production issues.

- Nvidia Stock Split: Nvidia's stock rose nearly 1% post a 10-for-1 split, aimed at attracting retail investors. The company has a market value over $3 trillion.

- Shopify Outlook: J.P. Morgan rates Shopify as an Overweight buy despite recent losses, seeing significant market potential.

- Apple Surge: Apple added $215 billion to its market cap, closing in on Microsoft as the largest U.S. company, driven by positive AI strategy reviews.

- Natural Gas Prices: Natural gas surged over 7% due to forecasts of extreme heat in the U.S.

Previous Picks:

1. Cerner Corporation (CERN)

2. Avery Dennison Corporation (AVY)

3. American Water Works Company, Inc. (AWK)

4. Eastman Chemical Company (EMN)

5. LKQ Corporation (LKQ)

Roll Them Dice:

- Randomly selected companies for stock analysis:

 - AT&T Inc. (T)

 - Nvidia Corporation (NVDA)

 - JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)

 - Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)

 - Visa Inc. (V)

Expert Picks:

- Motley Fool: Recommends Shopify as a buying opportunity after recent stock declines.

- Barron's Picks:

 - WD-40 is seen as a buy despite a tough quarter.

 - Lockheed Martin's stock, despite past underperformance, is recommended due to improving conditions and backlog increases.

Host Picks:

- Carbo: Chooses Nvidia post stock split and The Metals Company for its recent gains.

- George: Highlights Eli Lilly's Alzheimer's drug progress, boosting the stock.

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In the expert picks segment, Motley Fool recommends Celsius Holdings, a zero-sugar energy drink company disrupting the market with a strategic distribution deal with PepsiCo for U.S. and international growth, despite challenges like supply chain issues and maintaining brand loyalty. Barron’s highlights 3M, which, after spinning off its healthcare unit and settling major lawsuits, is now leaner with a better financial outlook under new CEO Bill Brown. The hosts share their own picks: Carbo recommends Scholastic, noting its solid P/E ratio and dividend yield, and Brookfield Infrastructure, highlighting its strong growth potential and high P/E ratio. George picks Walmart, discussing its plans to cut corporate jobs and relocate remote workers to enhance company culture.

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They begin by addressing the recent inflation concerns based on the GDP report, signaling a potential increase in inflation rates, which could impact U.S. interest rates.

In stock news, they highlight the significant upturn in the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average, as well as Tesla's stock surge following FSD approval in China and Alphabet's achievement of a $2 trillion market cap.

They also cover developments such as Trump Media's fight against short selling, Ford's investigation into its driver-assistance system, and Viking Holdings Ltd.'s upsized IPO.

Furthermore, they discuss the affordability challenges in the automotive market and the growing concerns about Wall Street's acquisition of single-family homes.

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Recap: The duo delves into the housing market slump triggered by surging mortgage rates, impacting existing home sales. They dissect the market instability caused by confusion over real-estate commission rules.

Stock News: George and Chris dissect Amazon's covert intel-gathering operation and the surge in Trump Media stock amidst battles with short sellers. They also discuss Constellation Brands' distancing from Canopy Growth and 3M's potential dividend cut.

The hosts unpack the U.S. economy's hot streak, unprecedented in two decades, and Tesla's stock slide following a Cybertruck recall announcement.

The vote by Tennessee Volkswagen factory employees to join the United Auto Workers union signals a potential shift in labor dynamics in traditionally nonunion states.

Expert Picks: The hosts analyze expert recommendations from Motley Fool and Barron's, highlighting investment opportunities in Grab Holdings and U.S. Steel amid market fluctuations.

Personal Picks: Carbo shares insights on Ibotta's recent IPO and UGI Corporation's long-term dividend potential, while George discusses Tesla's strategic shift and recommends shorting DJT.

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Moving on to stock news, they cover Tesla's stock decline following a downgrade, an emergency landing of an American Airlines flight, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell facing pressure on interest rates. They also discuss Kevin Plank's return as CEO of Under Armour and FTC Chair Lina Khan's criticism of Boeing's monopolization.

In other news, they touch on San Francisco 49ers safety Ji’Ayir Brown's attempt to buy a Tesla Cybertruck, Apple's acquisition of Canadian AI startup DarwinAI, and opposition from both President Joe Biden and Donald Trump to the sale of US Steel to Nippon Steel.

The episode also covers retail traders' shift in investment strategy, Hertz's CEO change, and advancements in AI technology by Cerebras Systems and Super Micro Computer.

In their picks segment, Carbo recommends investing in real estate through ETFs like ALPS ETF Trust and Schwab US REIT ETF, while George discusses the challenges facing Fisker amid a drop in stock price.

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Recap:

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee suggests potential interest rate cuts in 2024, amid inflation concerns. The Justice Department's criminal investigation into a Boeing 737 MAX incident and the tragic death of former Boeing employee John Barnett shed light on safety and regulatory issues in the aerospace industry.

Stock News:

Insights into Bitcoin's valuation and Tesla's advancements in battery technology, alongside market predictions for gold, S&P 500, and U.S. stocks, offer a comprehensive view of market dynamics. The surge in Target Corporation's stock and Kroger Co.'s strategic moves highlight shifts in the retail sector. Meanwhile, regulatory warnings from the SEC and FDA approvals in pharmaceuticals further shape investor sentiment.

Expert Picks:

Analysis from Motley Fool and Barron's on stocks like Shopify and MercadoLibre offer valuable insights for investors.

Closing:

Gratitude to listeners and Patreon supporters, with a reminder of the show's offerings and how to support it. A playful banter between hosts adds a touch of humor to sign off the episode.

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Walmart's strong fourth-quarter earnings and its acquisition of Vizio for $2.3 billion to expand into the smart TV market are also highlighted. Additionally, they explore Capital One's proposed acquisition of Discover Financial Services for over $35 billion and its potential impact on the credit card lending landscape.

The hosts analyze market trends such as American Airlines' increase in baggage fees and Goldman Sachs' revised S&P 500 target. They also discuss the Biden and Trump campaigns' reliance on Big Tech for digital advertising despite criticisms of these companies.

The episode covers various expert picks, including Motley Fool's recommendation of E.l.f. Beauty and Barron's analysis of stocks like L3Harris Technologies and DigitalBridge Group. The hosts share their own picks, with Carbo selecting Shopify and Roblox, while George focuses on Yum Brands and Pilot Pen.

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On February 13, 2024, the Stock Gamblers podcast delved into a diverse array of financial topics, kicking off with insights into the day's stock market performance. The episode began with hosts George Howell and Chris Carbonara welcoming new Patreon supporters and sharing lighthearted banter about Super Bowl food and the game's less-than-exciting outcome. The podcast then delved into a mix of market news and expert analysis.

The U.S. stock market saw mixed performance, with the S&P 500 slightly dipping after hitting a historic milestone of closing above 5,000 for the first time. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose, reaching a new record, while the Nasdaq experienced a slight decline. Notable stock movements included surges in Nvidia and Arm shares, reflecting positive market reception to corporate outcomes, particularly from major tech firms. Investors awaited key inflation updates and earnings reports, anticipating their influence on Federal Reserve decisions regarding interest rates.

Other highlights included discussions on rising credit card debt among millennials, Microsoft's historic market capitalization surpassing Apple's, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk's controversial behavior affecting investor sentiment. The podcast also explored the impact of Taylor Swift's presence at the Super Bowl on viewership and commercial value, as well as insights into the growing trend of dividend introductions by tech giants like Meta Platforms, Alphabet, and Amazon.

Listeners were treated to expert picks from Motley Fool and Barron's, along with hosts' recommendations, including Nike and Intact Financial. The episode concluded with gratitude to supporters and an invitation to join the Patreon community for exclusive content and participation in the virtual stock market exchange.

Throughout the episode, the hosts maintained their signature blend of financial analysis, humor, and engagement with listener questions, creating an informative and entertaining listening experience for stock market enthusiasts.

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Another significant topic was Boeing's safety review by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Concerns arose about the company's safety practices following incidents, prompting scrutiny of its production quality and safety standards.

Market news highlighted the strong performance of the U.S. labor market, Meta's introduction of dividends signaling confidence in its financial future, and questions about the value of Amazon Prime amid rising subscription costs.

Federal Reserve actions were also a focus, with Chairman Powell hinting at potential interest rate cuts. This contrasted with investor expectations, leading to speculation about the future direction of monetary policy.

Other topics included reports of internal pressures at Tesla and former President Trump's intentions to restart a trade war with China if re-elected. Financial predictions covered mortgage rates, cannabis legalization, and rising consumer debt.

Business updates featured Ford reporting strong earnings and former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann's attempts to regain control of the company. Additionally, analysts recommended investments in PayPal and Chefs' Warehouse, while the hosts suggested investing in Ford and VICI Properties.

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The stock news segment dives into several key stories:

- Boeing faces challenges as a wheel detaches from a plane, exacerbating the company's scrutiny.

- Berkshire Hathaway reaches a record high, driven by gains in Apple shares and its insurance sector.

- Tesla plans to produce a new mass-market electric vehicle, "Redwood," starting mid-2025.

- Netflix signs a $5 billion deal to host WWE's "Raw," marking its entry into live sports entertainment.

- The Red Sea crisis is impacting global supply chains, affecting companies across various sectors.

- AMD's stock surge continues, with analysts seeing further growth potential.

- United Airlines rethinks its plans for Boeing's 737 Max jet following delivery and safety concerns.

- Greg Lippmann, of "The Big Short" fame, now focuses on commercial mortgage bonds.

- Tech giants like NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Google partner with the U.S. government for AI research.

- Microsoft briefly surpasses a $3 trillion market valuation, reflecting AI optimism.

- PNC Financial Services Group seeks to expand beyond its regional bank status.

- The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge shows a decrease, hinting at possible interest rate cuts.

- Wall Street anticipates media consolidation, though company executives show hesitation.

- Levi Strauss plans layoffs amidst a challenging retail environment.

- Vince McMahon resigns from TKO Group amid sexual misconduct allegations.

- U.S. airlines show operational improvements, with Delta ranking as the best.

- Wall Street's concerns about weight loss drugs' impact ease, as seen in medical device sales.

- Chesapeake Energy's merger with Southwestern Energy presents an investment opportunity in natural gas.

- Netflix's stock surges following a positive earnings report and strategy shifts.

- Media and entertainment industry faces more layoffs in 2024.

- Biden administration's antitrust victories suggest a tougher stance on mergers.

- Biden vs. Trump: Economic performance comparison in key metrics.

- Amazon launches an ad-supported tier for Prime Video.

- Goldman Sachs's Jim Esposito set to depart, highlighting internal changes.

Expert picks from Motley Fool and Barron's are analyzed, providing a professional perspective on investment opportunities.

Personal stock picks from the hosts include Lululemon and Markel Group from Carbonara, and McDonald's from George.

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In the Stock News segment, the hosts cover a variety of topics, including global political concerns such as the potential re-election of Donald Trump and its impact on markets, Apple's triumph over Samsung in smartphone shipments, and Berkshire Hathaway's acquisition in Pilot Travel Centers. They also discuss Bank of America's interest rate predictions, OpenAI's partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense, and advancements in U.S. oil production technology. Other highlights include Amazon's investment in Diamond Sports, Jamie Dimon's views on Bitcoin, and exciting developments in AI and technology stocks like Marvell Technology Inc. and Nvidia. Additionally, they touch upon the Sunoco LP and NuStar Energy LP merger, the challenges divorcing couples face with mortgage rates, and the Dow Jones' historic milestone.

The "Moron of the Week" segment features a critique of Exxon Mobil Corp.'s lawsuit against climate activist investors, sparking a lively discussion on corporate responsibility and environmental issues.

In the "Stock Game Rollercoaster of Stocks," George and Chris review last week's stock performances, followed by their segment "Roll Them Dice," where they predict the future movements of various stocks.

Expert stock picks from sources like Motley Fool and Barron's are discussed, offering professional perspectives on the market. George and Chris also share their personal stock picks, explaining their choices and strategies.

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Intro:

Welcome to Stock Gamblers! Your hosts, George Howell and Chris Carbonara, are back to kickstart the new year in the world of stock market gambling.

Recap:

- The S&P 500 saw a successful 2023, with two-thirds of companies posting positive returns. Notable performers include Nvidia, Meta Platforms, and Royal Caribbean Group, while Enphase Energy, FMC, and Dollar General lagged.

- Nvidia had a remarkable year, with shares surging by 246%, driven by its role in generative AI and AI chip technology.

- Recession fears were alleviated thanks to policy actions and a robust labor market.

- Gold prices surged, influenced by potential interest rate cuts in 2024.

- Cryptocurrency market showed growth, especially among Generation Z.

- Some companies faced challenges, such as Cazoo and JD.com.

Stock News:

1. Boeing's Impact on Dow: Boeing's stock price dropped 8.2%, significantly affecting the Dow Jones Industrial Average due to its price-weighted index nature.

2. Amazon's Online Dominance: Amazon captured 29% of global online orders in the last two weeks before Christmas, thanks to its fast delivery and Prime subscription.

3. SEC Rules on Apple and Disney: The U.S. SEC ruled that Apple and Disney must allow shareholder votes on AI-related proposals.

4. CVS Shifting Away from Humira: CVS Health Corp. will remove AbbVie's Humira from its commercial prescription plans in favor of cheaper biosimilar alternatives.

5. Consumer Optimism in Housing: Fannie Mae's Home Purchase Sentiment Index reflects growing optimism in the U.S. housing market.

6. Saudi Aramco's Crude Oil Price Cuts: Saudi Aramco reduced crude oil prices globally in response to weaker oil prices and increased production from non-OPEC countries.

7. Red Sea Attacks Boost U.S. Petroleum Exports: Recent attacks in the Red Sea disrupted international oil transport, leading to increased U.S. petroleum exports.

Stock Game:

The hosts roll the dice on selected stocks, discussing their choices.

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Expert Picks:

Analysis of expert stock picks from Motley Fool and Barron's.

Chris and George's Picks: 

Our picks for the week.

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Closing:

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- The podcast will be on holiday break until January 9, 2023.

Recap:

1. McDonald's announced the launch of a new chain called CosMc’s to compete with Starbucks and Dunkin' in the afternoon coffee market.

2. Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson expressed concerns about major U.S. companies' profit margins in 2024.

3. Cigna announced a $10 billion stock buyback following the abandonment of its bid to purchase Humana.

Stock News:

4. Tang Tan, Apple's head of iPhone and Apple Watch design, is leaving the company.

5. Occidental Petroleum is acquiring CrownRock, a West Texas oil producer, for nearly $11 billion.

6. An investor group made a $5.8 billion offer to take Macy's private.

7. The Bloomberg Subdial Watch Index showed a 10% year-over-year decline in luxury Swiss watch prices.

8. Media mogul Shari Redstone is in talks to sell controlling interest in National Amusements to Skydance.

9. GameStop announced a plan allowing its CEO to use company cash to buy stocks of other companies.

10. Microsoft reached a tentative agreement with the Communications Workers of America on AI usage in contracts.

Moron of the Week:

SmileDirectClub announced it was winding down operations, impacting customers and its lifetime guarantee.

Regulation Changes:

The U.S. Treasury Department tightened regulations related to mortgage lending exemptions for some Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs).

Stock Game:

The stock game ended, with the next challenge starting on January 9th.

Listener Questions:

The hosts provided information about Xtract One's recent activities, partnerships, and growth.

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Expert Picks:

- Motley Fool discussed Nvidia's impressive earnings but highlighted potential challenges.

- Barron’s talked about Broadcom's strong performance and HCA Healthcare's potential.

- The hosts made their own picks, with Carbo selecting Roblox and Wendy's, while George recommended XPO Logistics.

Closing:

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1. Recap: The optimistic depressing news about the state of the economy.

2. Stock News:

  - Concerns about the global economy despite positive forecasts.

  - Analysts' positive outlook for Nvidia's stock.

  - Class-action lawsuits against celebrities endorsing crypto exchanges.

  - Apple ending its credit-card partnership with Goldman Sachs.

  - General Motors' stock buyback, dividend increase, and earnings guidance.

  - Nine investing lessons from Charlie Munger.

  - Cigna and Humana in talks for a merger.

  - Undervalued Italian stocks.

  - Mixed reactions to Shopify's Investor Day.

3. Moron of the Week: Protestors in Philadelphia targeting a peaceful restaurateur with anti-Semitic chants.

4. *Stock Game: Carbo leading in the stock game.

5. Roll Them Dice: Stock options for consideration:

  - Cummins Inc.

  - Lululemon Athletica Inc.

  - Molson Coors Beverage Company

  - Akamai Technologies, Inc.

  - Expedia Group, Inc.

6. Expert Picks:

  - EQT Corporation recommended by The Motley Fool.

  - Barron's suggested investing in PepsiCo.

  - Barron's highlighted Nvidia, Super Micro Computer, and Vertiv Holdings as undervalued AI-related stocks.

  - Barron's also recommended investing in RPM International.

7. Our Picks:

  - Carbo recommended Truist Financial for its dividend yield.

  - George discussed Alaska Air's potential acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines and McDonald's menu upgrade.

8. International/World/Global Market: No specific international or global market topics discussed.

9. Listener Stock Picks: No listener stock picks mentioned.

10. Virtual Stock Market: No virtual stock market updates provided.

11. Closing: The hosts thanked listeners and encouraged support through Patreon.

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Thoughts After Spending Time with Family:

- The hosts share their reflections after spending time with family.

Recap:

- Experts still have no idea what is happening with the market.

Stock News:

- Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, gifted 1.7 million shares of Amazon stock, worth $240 million, to nonprofit organizations.

- A Yahoo Finance/Ipsos poll revealed that 70% of Americans would appreciate receiving investments as holiday gifts, with saving for the future, building wealth, and beating inflation being key reasons.

- The week ahead focuses on the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index for October and corporate reports from companies like Salesforce, Snowflake, Okta, Dollar Tree, Foot Locker, Kroger, and Ulta Beauty.

- Meta Platforms (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) lost a privacy court battle with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over user data collection from individuals under 18.

- Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. closed its quantum computing research lab, possibly as part of cost-cutting measures.

- Despite recent poor performance in the energy sector, some oil and gas companies, including Antero Resources, Hess, EQT, Southwestern Energy, and Civitas Resources, are expected to experience significant earnings growth in 2024.

- Big-box retailers like JCPenney, Target, Best Buy, Walmart, and Macy's have started offering Black Friday-type deals in October and early November to attract shoppers.

- Strategists have varying opinions on the stock market outlook for 2024, with some cautious and others bullish.

- UniCredit, an Italian bank, is no longer considered one of the world's globally systemically important banks (G-SIBs).

Roll Them Dice:

- The hosts discuss five publicly traded companies: Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola Company (KO), Pfizer Inc. (PFE), Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL), and Home Depot Inc. (HD).

Expert Picks:

- Motley Fool: Analyzes Roblox's investment potential, highlighting user demographics, safety measures, and financial performance, while also acknowledging potential risks.

- Barron’s: Discusses Vontier Corporation's role in various aspects of driving and its potential in the shift to electric vehicles.

Our Picks - Skyline:

- Carbo: Chooses TC Energy Corporation, a Canadian energy company with a 7.44% dividend yield, citing positive projections.

- George: Chooses Costco and Walmart.

Closing:

- Thanking supporters and encouraging listeners to join their Patreon and participate in their virtual stock market exchange.

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Welcome to Stock Gamblers, where George Howell from Hershey, Pennsylvania, and Chris Carbonara from Wallingford, Pennsylvania, bring you the latest in the world of stocks and finance. Here's a summary of what was covered in this episode:

Intro - Fun Anecdotes:

- The hosts share amusing anecdotes about various topics, including blood donations, PSU, and mechanics.

Recap - Uplifting Indie:

- The stock market experienced ups and downs. On one day, it ended the S&P 500's longest winning streak in two years due to concerns about inflation and rising Treasury yields.

- On another day, stocks opened higher as inflation eased more than expected, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite seeing gains.

Stock News:

- Financial advisers recommend focusing on saving during the holiday season despite the temptation to spend, given high prices and interest rates.

- SAG-AFTRA, Hollywood's actors union, reached a tentative deal with studios to end its four-month strike, the longest ever for film and television actors.

- The FDA approved Eli Lilly's obesity treatment, Zepbound, which will compete with Novo Nordisk's obesity drug Wegovy.

- Sleep Number Corp experienced a decline in stock due to weakened consumer demand and price-consciousness, leading to cost-reduction measures.

- Janus Henderson Investors expressed concerns about the U.S. economy's fragility, emphasizing the risks of higher interest rates.

Regulation Changes:

- Changes in capital gains tax rates, gift tax exclusion, and estate tax exemption for 2024.

- IRS announces inflation adjustments to federal income-tax brackets for 2024, potentially resulting in tax savings for some Americans.

Stock Game:

- Carbo appears to be winning by "cheating."

Roll Them Dice - Stock Game:

- In the Roll Them Dice segment, five randomly chosen publicly traded companies are added to the virtual market portfolio.

Listener Support:

- To support our show, please subscribe at patreon.com/stockgamblers

Expert Picks - Digital Sea:

- Motley Fool: Discussing Shopify's strong performance, with details about the company's services, technical ratings, and recent earnings.

- Barron's: Exploring the development of self-driving cars and the progress made by companies like Mobileye Global.

Our Picks:

- Carbo chooses Nvidia and recalls his previous pick, Upwork.

- George discusses Lumen Technologies, Affirm Holdings, and Ramaco Resources.

Closing:

- Thanking supporters and encouraging listeners to join their Patreon and participate in their virtual stock market exchange.

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Stock Gamblers! Hosted by George Howell and Chris Carbonara, this podcast brings you the latest news and insights from the world of finance and stocks. Here's a summary of what was covered in this episode:

The hosts share amusing observations and experiences related to travel, airport security, and more.

Recap - Uplifting Indie:

- Stock market bulls are optimistic about a potential year-end rally after a recent four-day rally and falling bond yields.

- Jeff Gundlach expresses concerns about a financial crisis due to the increasing federal deficit.

- Major stock indices show gains in Wednesday's trading.

Stock News - Chill Lo Fi:

- China's trade with developing countries surpasses that with the U.S., Europe, and Japan combined, highlighting geopolitical tensions.

- Disney to pay Comcast over $8.61 billion for its stake in Hulu as part of negotiations.

- Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggests no further interest rate hikes for now but leaves the door open to future increases.

- Investors hold nearly $5.6 trillion in money-market funds, seeking short-term safety but facing erosion of returns.

- Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of FTX, convicted in a massive financial fraud case.

- Jon Gray, President of Blackstone Group, expresses concerns about the Fed's monetary policy potentially leading to an economic slowdown.

- Richard Bernstein believes unloved global stock market sectors may outperform U.S. market leaders over the next decade.

Stock Game: The hosts engage in their virtual stock market game, with George appearing to win by "cheating."

Roll Them Dice - Stock Game: A segment where five randomly chosen publicly traded companies are added to the virtual market portfolio.

Patreon Plug: Encouraging listeners to support the podcast through Patreon at patreon.com/stockgamblers

Expert Picks - Digital Sea:

- Motley Fool: A detailed analysis of DoorDash and its growth potential despite challenges.

- Barron's: Discussions on Chevron's stock and Vestis, a uniform-rental company spun out from Aramark.

Our Picks - Skyline:

- Carbo's picks: Alibaba and Markel, explaining the reasons behind his choices.

- George's picks: Roku Inc., Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and Berkshire Hathaway, with insights into their recent performance.

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Welcome to Stock Gamblers! In this episode, hosts George Howell and Chris Carbonara bring you the latest in stock market news, expert picks, and more. Here's a summary of what you'll find in this episode:

Recap:

• U.S. jobless claims hit a nine-month low of 198,000, indicating a resilient labor market despite signs of cooling.
• WeWork, once valued at $47 billion, prepares to file for bankruptcy after missing bond interest payments.

Stock News: 

• Mexican airport operators face challenges as the government raises concession fees, impacting profitability.
• A WSJ article discusses various factors contributing to the confusing market correction.
• Spotify's third-quarter results exceed expectations with impressive growth in active users, paying subscribers, and revenue.
• U.S. Retirement Savings System - Despite a $39 trillion post-Covid retirement savings system, nearly half of American families lack a retirement plan, leading to calls for reforms.

Moron of the Week:

• A charity thrift store in Wales requests donors not to contribute used sex toys.

Regulation Changes:

• The Biden administration proposes a rule to protect retirement savers from conflicts of interest during account rollovers.

Roll Them Dice:

• The hosts randomly select five publicly traded companies for their virtual market portfolio.

Expert Picks:

Motley Fool:

• Arista Networks experiences a surge in stock price due to strong demand and AI-driven growth.

Barron's:

• N/A

Stock Gamblers Picks:

Carbo's picks:

• Match Group Inc (dating apps)
• Massimo (patient monitoring technologies).

George's pick:

• Snap, which exceeded financial expectations in Q3.

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1. Economic Update: U.S. jobless claims have dropped to a nine-month low, signaling a resilient labor market. However, signs of a cooling labor market, with slower hiring and wage growth, are emerging.

2. Stock News:

  - Netflix is raising prices for its Basic and Premium plans in the US and other countries.

  - Disney disclosed ESPN's financial details, showing revenue growth but reduced operating income.

  - Costco's CEO, Craig Jelinek, will step down and be succeeded by Ron Vachris.

  - Chevron is set to acquire Hess in a $53 billion all-stock deal, diversifying its portfolio.

  - Several American companies are facing bankruptcy due to rising borrowing expenses, inflation, and high interest rates.

  - Some underperforming stocks may be poised for a "mean reversion" trade.

  - The S&P 500 index has dropped below its 200-day moving average, indicating potential future market direction.

  - Microsoft reported strong profits, driven by Azure cloud business growth.

  - Bitcoin's price surged amid optimism about a potential Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF).

  - Chinese stocks have declined, and the Chinese yuan weakened against the U.S. dollar.

3. Moron of the Week: An off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot was arrested for attempting to disable aircraft engines during a flight.

4. Expert Picks:

  - Motley Fool recommends investing in Coupang, a South Korean e-commerce giant competing with Amazon.

  - Barron's suggests considering BMW stock due to its growing electric vehicle sales.

5. Carbo's Picks:

  - Microsoft, following its acquisition of Activision.

  - Marathon Oil for its historical performance and growth potential.

6. George's Previous Picks: Costco's unique pricing strategy and success with items like the $1.50 hot dog.

The episode also includes discussions on regulation changes, a stock game, and a Patreon segment.

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1. Market Recap: U.S. stock futures show modest gains despite concerns about the Israel-Hamas conflict and rising Treasury yields.

2. PepsiCo's Stock: Despite an 18% slump, analysts predict a 6% growth in Pepsi's sales for Q3, with growth in Frito-Lay and Pepsi Beverages divisions.

3. Rite Aid Bankruptcy: Rite Aid files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to address opioid epidemic-related lawsuits and secures $3.45 billion in financing.

4. News Corp and Starboard Value: Activist investor Starboard Value acquires a stake in News Corp, advocating for strategic changes.

5. Microsoft's Acquisition of Activision Blizzard: Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition is approved, with CEO Bobby Kotick's resignation announced.

6. Challenges in the Housing Market: Highest mortgage rates in 23 years lead to slow home sales due to rising costs, soaring prices, and limited inventory.

7. Goldman Sachs and Consumer Lending: Goldman Sachs plans to exit consumer lending, including the Apple credit-card business, due to declining profits.

8. Netflix's Venture into Videogames: Netflix intensifies its videogame venture, creating games based on popular films and series.

9. Consumer Stocks in Decline: Several consumer-oriented stocks hit new 52-week lows despite a strong U.S. economy.

10. Investigation Firms Leaving Hong Kong: Investigation firms are leaving Hong Kong due to dwindling business and increased scrutiny from Chinese authorities.

11. Moron of the Week: Michael Gonzalez's exploits with Tesla's online ordering system lead to legal consequences and financial losses.

12. Regulation Changes: Mentioned briefly without specific details.

13. Roll Them Dice: List of companies, including Kellogg, Philips, Occidental Petroleum, Spotify, and General Motors.

14. Expert Picks: Recommendations from Motley Fool and Barron's mentioned without specific picks.

15. Personal Likes/Personal Lives/High Dividends: McKesson highlighted as an attractive investment opportunity in the drug distribution sector.

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Episode Summary:

In this episode of "Stock Gamblers," hosts George Howell and Chris Carbonara bring you the latest updates from the stock market, along with expert insights and stock picks.

The show kicks off with discussions about musicians like Sarah Beth Tomberlin and Jeff Rosenstock speaking out against venues imposing substantial merchandise fees on them. This controversial practice has led to higher merchandise prices at shows, prompting artists to campaign for an end to these fees.

Next, they delve into Deutsche Bank's warning about the risk of inflation expectations becoming unanchored, drawing parallels to the stagflation era of the 1970s due to geopolitical tensions, rising oil prices, and above-target inflation.

The hosts then cover the surge in Rivian Automotive's stock following a buy rating from UBS analysts, who highlight the company's improving prospects, including production and other fundamentals. They also discuss recent tailwinds for Rivian, such as legacy automakers possibly adjusting their EV goals and potential labor-cost advantages.

The episode moves on to U.S. stock market gains, driven by a drop in Treasury yields amid geopolitical concerns related to the Israel-Hamas conflict. The discussion covers the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq Composite, along with the impact of falling oil prices.

The controversy surrounding Tesla's gigafactory near Berlin comes under scrutiny, with reports of work-related accidents leading to concerns about health and safety. The hosts present both sides of the story, including Tesla's response and the experiences of workers interviewed by Reuters.

In the "Roll Them Dice" segment, five randomly selected publicly traded companies are introduced.

The episode concludes with expert picks from Motley Fool, Barron's, and Carbo. CrowdStrike's impressive growth and potential for expanding its total addressable market are highlighted. Booking Holdings' strength in the travel industry and AGCO's significant deal with Trimble in precision agriculture technology are discussed.

Listeners are encouraged to support the show on Patreon, and contact information for the hosts is provided.

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Hosts: George Howell & Chris Carbonara

Intro:

George and Chris share anecdotes from their recent experiences, including a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Boston and a rainy trip. The duo also touch upon their basement adventure.

Economic Recap:

- Federal Reserve's Balancing Act: Despite the Federal Reserve's efforts to combat inflation with multiple interest rate hikes since March 2022, the U.S. unemployment rate remains low at 3.8%. This surprising stability in the labor market is leading economists to re-evaluate traditional beliefs about inflation and unemployment.

- Political Turbulence and Market Impact: The recent political shakeup, marked by the end of Kevin McCarthy's tenure as House speaker, led to a noticeable market drop. However, other factors, such as a rise in Treasury yields, were more influential. With an 80% chance of a government shutdown by mid-November, sectors like defense, semiconductors, and healthcare could see increased volatility.

Stock News Highlights:

- Birkenstock IPO: The German sandal-maker is aiming to raise up to $1.58 billion with its upcoming IPO, valuing the company at an impressive $9.2 billion.

- Congressional Decision's Market Effect: U.S. stock-index futures rose after Congress passed an interim spending bill, averting an immediate government shutdown. Yet, this decision might affect House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's position.

- McDonald's and NLRB: The National Labor Relations Board's proposed rule could redefine McDonald's relationship with its franchisee employees, potentially holding the corporation accountable for labor law violations.

- Clorox Financial Impact: After a summer cybersecurity attack, Clorox has cut its financial projections, leading to a decrease in its shares.

- Intel's Spinoff Plans: Intel is planning an IPO for its PSG division, potentially bringing in billions and positioning the company to rival giants like Nvidia and AMD.

Roll Them Dice Stocks:

Highlighted stocks include Procter & Gamble, Salesforce, Chevron, Delta Air Lines, and Estée Lauder.

Expert Stock Picks:

- Motley Fool: Advocates the potential growth trajectory for Viatris, while recommending a sell for New Relic shares based on an impending buyout.

- *Barron’s:* Points to General Dynamics as a prime defense contractor with a promising backlog and potential for investment, especially if a government shutdown leads to a dip in the stock's price.

Host Picks:

- Carbo: Discusses his decision not to have any picks this week, focusing on Tilray's outreach to Robinhood customers. He shares insights from a Q&A session with Tilray's CEO and Chairman, Irwin Simon.

- George: Highlights previous picks and introduces Moderna and CSL.

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Date: September 26, 2023

Hosts: George Howell and Chris Carbonara

Intro:

George and Chris welcome new Patreons and set the tone for an informative episode.

Recap:

1. Weight-loss Medications: Novo Nordisk's and Eli Lilly's new weight-loss drugs, Ozempic and Wegovy, are gaining traction. Their effectiveness could present financial challenges for the U.S. healthcare system due to high costs and increasing obesity rates.

2. Binance Troubles: Binance faces a decline in market dominance due to regulatory pressures, executive departures, and potential U.S. Justice Department investigations.

3. Stock Market Decline: Concerns over rising bond yields and a robust dollar have negatively affected stocks. With the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note hitting a 16-year high, Moody's warns of potential U.S. credit rating implications amid an imminent government shutdown.

4. FTC vs. Amazon: The FTC and 17 states sue Amazon for alleged monopolistic practices. Amazon counters, citing its role in fostering competition and innovation in the retail sector.

5. Government Shutdown: The U.S. faces another potential shutdown amid spending bill disagreements in the House. Potential implications for the U.S. government’s fiscal stability loom.

6. Ford's Battery Plant: Ford halts construction on its $3.5 billion EV battery plant in Michigan, sparking concerns over the future of EV investments and adoption in North America.

7. Target Closures: Target plans to shut nine stores in various cities due to escalating organized retail theft incidents.

8. Bond ETF Plunge: The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) drops to its lowest since 2011 amidst higher interest rate policies and rising U.S. debt yields. Experts predict a continuous downward trend for bonds.

Roll Them Dice:

Chris and George discuss the potential of various companies, including PepsiCo, Alphabet Inc., Adobe Inc., Toyota Motor Corporation, and Royal Dutch Shell plc.

Expert Picks:

Motley Fool: Roblox and Roku emerge as potential investment opportunities, with Roblox showing promise in the metaverse and Roku positioning itself favorably in the streaming wars.

Barron’s: Truist Financial seeks a turnaround following a 43% stock drop, implementing changes aiming for improvements by 2025.

Carbo's Picks: 

Chris revisits Mastercard, highlighting its resilience amid market downturns, and endorses Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ) due to potential yield in the oil sector.

George's Take:

George does not introduce new picks but reminds listeners of his previous selections, such as Mattel, Uber, and Novo Nordisk.

Virtual Stock Market:

The hosts give a quick update on the stock market virtual exchange competition for their Patreon subscribers.

Patreon Plug:

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Stock Gamblers

Date:* Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Hosts:* George Howell & Chris Carbonara

Recap

1. Arm Stock's Surprise Decline:** Despite Arm Holdings' stock declining below its IPO price, SoftBank, its majority owner, stands to gain a substantial $5.12 billion from the sale of a 10% stake. [Read more](https://www.barrons.com/articles/arm-stock-ipo-softbank-e8ae2fbb?mod=hp_DAY_Theme_1_2)

2. Instacart's IPO**: Instacart made headlines with its IPO, starting at $30 and experiencing notable volatility, ending with a 12.3% increase. [Details here](https://www.barrons.com/articles/instacart-ipo-stock-price-18556f27?st=xef68xno5xcoo3r)

3. Tensions in the Auto Industry:** UAW's strike negotiations intensify with major carmakers, demanding more substantial pay hikes. [Read the full story](https://www.barrons.com/articles/ford-gm-stock-uaw-strike-fca81e30?st=z0matbn0s6kj89k)

4. Lennar Corporation's Surprising Performance:** Despite a challenging housing market, Lennar Corporation reported a 37% YoY increase in net new orders, indicating a shift in housing preferences and establishing itself as a market leader. [Learn more](https://www.fool.com/premium/coverage/4056/coverage/2023/09/15/housing-crunch-benefits-lennar/)

Roll Them Dice

- Stock Analysis: Apache Corporation (APA), Hasbro Inc. (HAS), Molson Coors Beverage Company (TAP), Kimberly-Clark Corporation (KMB), and DexCom, Inc. (DXCM).

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Expert Picks

- Motley Fool: Detailed analysis of stocks under $50, emphasizing the difference between share price and true value. Stocks mentioned include Redfin, Pinterest, Boston Omaha, Varonis Systems, and Editas Medicine. [Full analysis](https://www.fool.com/reports/our-5-favorite-stock-advisor-stocks-under-50/)

- Barron’s: Spotlight on Mercury Systems' potential for a turnaround after its stock stumble. 

Stock Picks

- Carbo's Picks: Analysis of Take Two Interactive Software's potential after its acquisition of Zynga, and a discussion on Medtronic's dividend announcement and its implications.

- George's Picks: Disney's ambitious plan to invest $60 billion in theme parks and cruises, indicating a strategic shift from traditional cable TV. [Read more](https://www.wsj.com/business/media/disney-to-invest-60-billion-in-theme-parks-cruises-over-next-decade-6fc87426?mod=hp_lead_pos5)

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http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid=%7B20C06575-04D4-B545-7256-E10A3297A3E0%7D&siteid=rss&rss=1

Stock news: 

https://www.barrons.com/articles/t-mobile-stock-price-dividend-e5b7f118

https://on.mktw.net/3PbVYTU

https://www.barrons.com/articles/arm-stock-ipo-buy-rating-fe463dbe?st=davcw4xjkq9jb3b

https://www.fool.com/premium/coverage/4056/coverage/2023/09/12/big-changes-at-alibaba/

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Expert Picks:

Motley Fool: 

https://www.fool.com/premium/stock-advisor/latest-rec/b0ba0182-b3fe-458b-9166-c7400a14c5c3?lid=d4xsfqcrdsdm&idh=fc2cbf5a-31d5-4189-91a8-2155cce14413&source=ibmxsleml0000123&utm_campaign=SA&utm_content=buy&utm_medium=email&utm_source=product&utm_term=c2b19dad-954b-4f6e-a997-93a4cdd7a90b

Barron’s:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-on-holding-stock-price-pick-e894db65?mod=stock_picks_lp

https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-enphase-stock-price-pick-ff148d8e?mod=stock_picks_lp

https://www.barrons.com/articles/rtx-stock-price-aircraft-engine-news-72be2e42

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Recap: 

Stock news: 

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hugoton-royalty-trust-declares-no-august-cash-distribution-301905019.html#:~:text=DALLAS%2C%20Aug.%2021%2C%202023,all%20three%20of%20the%20Trust's

https://www.fool.com/premium/coverage/18/coverage/2023/08/17/market-update-after-a-strong-july-august-correctio/

Roll Them Dice:

• Deckers Outdoor Corporation (DECK)
• Bunge Limited (BG)
• O'Reilly Automotive Inc. (ORLY)
• Whirlpool Corporation (WHR)
• Church & Dwight Co., Inc. (CHD)

Celebrity Businesses:   

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Expert Picks:

Motley Fool: The folks at Motley Fools did not provide any picks this week!! However in the last week their previous pick Datadog has slipped 1.2%!! But not all their recent picks are tanking……TMC, The Metals Company, has jumped 17% in the last week. Now it IS a penny stock but up is still up!

Barron’s:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-monster-beverage-stock-price-pick-7d824e2a?mod=stock_picks_lp

https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-sharkninja-stock-price-pick-46076e5d?mod=stock_picks_lp

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Show Notes:

Recap: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/hate-to-spoil-the-party-but-theres-a-new-risk-in-town-a-no-landing-economy-b993aef3?mod=hp_LEAD_1_B_3&adobe_mc=MCMID%3D52017798228316231240256763509749462407%7CMCORGID%3DCB68E4BA55144CAA0A4C98A5%2540AdobeOrg%7CTS%3D1692659609

Stock news: 

https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/car-prices-might-be-unsustainable-for-buyers-18d7b395?mod=WTRN_pos1&cx_testId=3&cx_testVariant=cx_160&cx_artPos=0

https://www.wsj.com/articles/ford-hires-former-apple-vp-to-oversee-new-customer-experience-effort-80c5ee44?mod=hp_minor_pos1

https://www.wsj.com/articles/yum-brands-cfo-has-a-plan-for-100-digital-transactions-2e8fcbe1

https://www.wsj.com/articles/lyft-to-expand-its-ad-business-as-new-ceo-eyes-a-turnaround-c9554ef8?mod=hp_minor_pos2

https://www.newsweek.com/congress-threatens-upend-housing-market-flood-insurance-1820920

government shutdown

Roll Them Dice:

• Cheesecake Factory Inc. (CAKE)
• Zillow Group, Inc. (Z)
• Crocs, Inc. (CROX)
• Whirlpool Corporation (WHR)
• Garmin Ltd. (GRMN)

Celebrity Businesses:   

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Expert Picks:

Motley Fool: 

Datadog

TMC

Barron’s:

Modera

BioNTech

Personal likes

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Stock news: 

https://tinyurl.com/3tdub37u

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https://tinyurl.com/mr34efht

https://tinyurl.com/mrc4sfyd

https://tinyurl.com/tbpnyhkr

Roll Them Dice:

Celebrity Businesses:

https://tinyurl.com/42uymuc3

Patreon: 

This podcast is sponsored by our listeners. Help support the show at patreon.com/stockgamblers.

Expert Picks:

Motley Fool:

Snowflake and Monster Beverage

Barron’s:

Comcast and NextEra Energy

Personal Picks:

Contact Us:

stockgamblersshow@gmail.com

stockgamblers.net

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Recap: 

https://on.mktw.net/3rJL27N

Stock news: 

https://www.barrons.com/articles/what-to-know-today-18c6010?st=0riv8svibu6eb5e

Roll Them Dice:

George's Picks:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/amazon-earnings-stock-price-apple-iphone-5d0f2442?mod=djem_b_magazine_20230805

Celebrity Businesses:

https://www.businessinsider.com/drake-shopify-collab-virtual-mansion-stocked-with-merch-2023-8

Patreon: 

This podcast is sponsored by our listeners. Help support the show at patreon.com/stockgamblers. Patrons will receive access to our stock market virtual exchange competition, as well as additional bonus content. Please visit patreon.com/stockgamblers to support the show and get access to additional content, and our virtual stock market game.

Motley Fool:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/time-buy-dip-shopify-etfs-180500289.html

Barron’s:

https://www.barrons.com/articles/buy-nike-stock-price-pick-7c0b0bd0

https://www.wsj.com/articles/nike-theft-supply-chain-f6c27a84?mod=hp_lead_pos3

https://www.barrons.com/articles/utilities-bargain-prices-entergy-stock-gain-b5cd92dd?mod=djem_b_magazine_20230805

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/fda-approves-first-ever-pillfor-postpartum-depression-in-new-mothers-185ecf81?mod=home-page

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Introduction:

In this captivating teaser trailer for Stock Gamblers, hosts Chris Carbonara and George Howell set the stage for an exhilarating podcast journey that blends the thrill of gambling with the unpredictable world of stock market trading.

Key Highlights:

- Chris and George introduce themselves as the hosts of Stock Gamblers, emphasizing their passion for taking daring risks in the stock market.

- The teaser trailer highlights the podcast's focus on embracing the excitement, unpredictability, and audacity of stock market gambling.

- The hosts emphasize their intention to share their own stories of outrageous bets, wild gambles, and the pursuit of excitement over conventional wisdom.

- The disclaimer is presented, stating that the podcast is for entertainment purposes only and does not offer financial advice or recommendations.

- Listeners are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

Outro:

The teaser trailer concludes with a reminder of the upcoming Stock Gamblers podcast, promising an unfiltered and no-holds-barred experience alongside hosts Chris Carbonara and George Howell. Listeners are encouraged to prepare for an electrifying journey where reckless risks reign supreme.

Disclaimer: The content provided in this podcast is for entertainment purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. We are not making recommendations, nor are we providing financial analysis of any kind. We are self-proclaimed morons and should not be trusted with your investment decisions. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

Note: The show notes for this teaser trailer are brief, as it serves as an introduction to the podcast’s theme and tone. More comprehensive show notes can be generated for individual episodes once they are available.

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